WAIRARAPA SHOW

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 281, 25 October 1934, Page 12

WAIRARAPA SHOW

DISPLAY AT CARTERTON. CHAMPIONSHIP AND DISTRICT AWARDS. The AVairarapa and East Coast Agricultural and. Pastoral Society’s 58th annual Show opened at Carterton yesterday in beautiful weather. Following hard work by the committee, everything was in readiness for the fixture, though severe damage had been done to the grounds and buildings three weeks ago by a hurrica.ne. With large stock entries and high- quality represented, the display was one of the best yet held.

Pleasure at the exhibition was expressed by the society’s president (Mr C. L. Reynolds), who voiced his appreciation of the support given by the exhibitors, also the hard-working committee wb.o had prepared the grounds. Among the stock judges were Messrs H. Voss (Karere), open Romneys; L. B. Wall (Kairanga.), open Southdowns; H. E. Thurston (Makino), pig classes; I. Andrew (Marton), Corriedales; J. A. Russell (Palmerston North), natural condition Southdown ewes; N. J. Short (Feilding), R.omnev Marsh rams; and K. W. Deighton (Marton), fat lambs. Awards have been made as follow : CHAMPIONSHIPS. CATTLE.

Herefords. —Bull, F. E. Humphrey’s (Gisborne), Beau Gem; cow, F. EHumphrey’s Belle Gem; reserve champion cow, J. R. Matthew’s (Featherston) Juan Mischief 11. Ayrshires.— J. G. Donald’s (Featherston) Ardgowan Rising Star; reserve, W. Moore and Sons’ (Masterton) Howie’s Cannie Scot. Cow, Moore and Sons’ Greenbank Dewdrop; reserve cow, J. G. Donald’s Ardgowan Star of Eve. Red Polls.—Bull, H. G. Bryant’s (Manakau) Sedgemoor Toreador; reserve, G. A. Martin’s (Manakau) Kohutu Joshua. Cow, H. G. Bryant’s Sedgemoor Greeba; reserve, G. R. For-ster-Pratt’s (Palmerston North) Adderstone Crimson Rose Bloom. Jerseys.—Bull, J. Jameson’s (Masterton) Woodland’s Viola Forward; reserve, R. L. Horn’s (Ohau) Owler’s Last Son; cow, R. L. Horn’s Ku Ku Silverbrook; reserve, J. Jameson’s Beecblands Necklace. Milking Shorthorns. —Bull, R. L. Field’s (Greytown), Waimea ltangitira; cow, R. L. Field’s Waimea Faithful. Friesians.—Bull, C. H. Knutson’s (Dalefield) Totara Ranger reserve, M. J. Parker’s (Dalefield) Koromiko Mutual De Kol Pontiac; cow. O. A. Cadwallader’s (Greytown) Woodlea Diamond; reserve, M. J. Parker’s Ivoromiko Transvaal Queen. SHEEP. Lincolns. —Ram, Eric T. Wilton (Masterton); reserve, E. T. Wilton; ewe, L. R. Wilton (Masterton); reserve, L. R. Wilton. Romney Marsh. —Ram, Sir William Perry (Masterton); reserve, Sir William Perry; ewe, F. W. Blatchford (Woodville); reserve, F. W. Blatchford. . . Romney Marsh (natural condition). — Ram, Sir AVilliam Perry (Masterton); reserve, AVilliam Rayner (Masterton). Southdowns. —Ram, Ellis Bros. (Bulls); reeerve, Ellis Bros.; ewe, Ellis* Bros.; reserve, Ellis Bros. Southdowns (natural condition).*— Ram, William Rayner (Masterton); reserve, William Rayner; ewe, G. F. Candy (Masterton); reserve, Gordon S. McLeod (Martinborough). Corriedales. —Ram, AA’illiam Rayner (Masterton); reserve, J. Stringfellow (Greytown); ewe, J. Stringfellow; reserve, J. Stringfellow. Fat lambs.—Rayner Bros. (Parkvale). . PIGS. Berkshire.—Boar, J. E. Wright (Kopuaranga); reserve, H. E. i(leidhouse (Palmerston North); sow, J. E. Wright. Tamworth.—Boar, H. E Fieldbouse; reserve, J. E. AVilliams (Maunceville West); sow, H. E. Fieldhouse; reserve, J. E. AVilliams. Large Black. —Boar, J. Morgan (Weraroa); reserve, J. Morgan; sow, G. AV. Busby; reserve, J. Morgan. Large AVhite.—Boar, R. AVebb (Palmerston North); reserve, G. AV. Busby (Carterton); sow, G. W. Busby; reserve, R. AVebb. DISTRICT PRIZE-WINNERS, Awards of interest to the Manawatu and surrounding districts include the following: SHEEP CLASSES. Romney Marsh. —Ewe over 30 months, with lamb, at foot; F, AV, Blatchford, Woodville, 1 and 2. Ewe over 18 and under 30 months, with lamb at foot; F, AV, Blatchford, 1. Ewe under 18 months, shorn; E, W, Blatchford, 1 and 2. Southdowns. —Ram over 30 months; Ellis Bros., Bulls, 1, Ram over 18 and under 30 months; Ellis Bros., 1; Hugh Burrell and Son, Feilding, 2 and 3. Ram under 18 months; Ellis Bros., 1 and 2; Hugh Burrell and Son, 3. Two rams under 18 months; Ellis Bros, 1; Hugh Burrell and Son 2 and 3. Ram under 18 months, shorn since August 1; Ellis Bros., 1 and 3; Hugh Burrell and Son, 2, Four rams under 18 months, shorn since August 1; Ellis Bros. 1; AV, Howard Booth, 2 and 3. Ewe over .30 months with lamb at foot ; Ellis Bros., 1 and 2; Hugh Burrell and Son 3, Ewe over 18 and under 30 months, with lamb suckling at foot; Ellis Bros., 1 and 2; Hugh Burrell and Son, 3. Ewe under 18 months : Ellis Bros., 1 and 3; Hugh Burrell and Son, 2. Ewe under 18 months, shorn since August 1: Ellis Bros., 1 and 3; Hugh Burrell and Son, 2, Two ewes under 18 months: Hugh Burrell and Son, 1; Ellis Bros., 2. CATTLE.

Jerseys.—Bull, over three years; R. L. Horn, Ohau, 2. Cow, any age, in calf or in milk: R. L. Horn, Ohau, 1; Allan Horn and Son, Ohau, 3. Three-year-old lieifer; R. L. Horn, 1. Two-year-old heifer • Allan Horn and Son 1. Yearling lieifer: R. L, Horn, 1 and 3. Pen of two yearling heifers: R. L. Horn 1, Allan Horn and Son, 3. Best herd of one bull and three cows or heifers: J. Jameson 1, R. L. Horn 2. Junior herd: R. L. Horn I, Allan Horn ad Son, 2. Cow or heifer, three years old, with a C.0.R.: Allan Horn and Son, l.fl Red Polls.—Two-year-old bull : H. G. Bryant, Manakau, 1; G. A. Martin, Manakau, 2. Yearling bull: G. R. For-ster-Pratt, Palmerston North, 1; G. A. Martin, 2 and 3. Cow, any age, in calf, or in milk; G. R. Forster-Pratt, 1; G. A. Martin, 2 and 3. Three-year-old heifer, in calf, or in milk: H. G. Bryant, 1; G. R. Forster-Pratt, 2. Two-year-old heifer: G. R.. Forster-Pratt, 1; H. G. Bryant, 2; G. A. Martin, 3. Yearling lieifer: H. G. Bryant, 1; G. R„ Forster-Pratt, 2 and 3. Pen of two yearling heifers: G. R. Forster-Pratt, 1 ■ H G. Bryant, 2. Heifer call: H. G. Bryant, 1; G. A. Martin, 2. Best herd of one bull and three cows or heifers: H G Bryant, 1; G. R. Forster-Pratt, 2;’G. A. Martin, 3. Junior herd: G. It. Forster-Pratt, 1. Milking Shorthorns.— Yearling bull: R. V. Brown, Weraroa, 1. Cow, any age, in calf, or in milk: R. V. Brown, 2 Two-year-old heifer: R. V. Brown, 1. Yearling heifer: R. V. Brown, 1,2 and 3. Pen of two yearling heifers: R. V. Brown, 2. Heifer calf: R. V. Brown, 1. Best herd of one bull and three

cows: R. V, Brown, 2, Junior herd; R. V, Brown, 1 Tamworths. —Sow, 14 months and over, H, E. Fieldhouse, 3, Sow and litter, J, Morgan, Weraroa, 3, Sow, over eight and under 14 months, J, Morgan, 1, Sow, over four and under eight months, H, E. Fieldhouse,, 1, Boar, 14 months and over, H, E, Fieldhouse, 1, Boar, over eight and under 14 months, H, E. Fieldhouse, 2, Boar, over four and under eight months, H, E. Fieldhouse, 1. Boar, under four months, H, E, Fieldhouse 1. Sow, 14 months and over, H. E. Fieldhouse, 1. Sow, over four and under eight months, H. E, Fieldhouse, I. Sow under four months, H, E. Fieldhouse, 1, Large Blacks. —Boar, 14 months and over, J. Morgan, 1. Bear, over eight and under 14 months, J. Morgan, 1. Boar under four months, J. Morgan. 1 and 2. Bow, over eight and under 14 months, J. Morgan, 1. Sow under four months, W. Morgan, 1 and 2. PIGS. Berkshires.—Boar, over eight and under 14 months: H. E. Fieldhouse, Palmerston North, 1. Boar, over four and under eight months: H. E. Fieldhouse, 1. Boar, under four months: H. E. Fieldhouse, 3. Large vV bite.—Boar, 14 months and over; R. Webb, Palmerston North,l. Boar, over eight and under 14 months: R. AVebb, 1. Boar, over four and under eight months: R. Webb, 2 and 3. Boar under four months: R. Webb, 1. Sow, 14 months and over: R. Webb, 2 and 3. Sow over eight and under 14 months: R Webb 3. Sow, over four and under eight months: R. Webb 1. Sow under four months: R. Webb, 1. . Baconers and porkers.—Bacon pig nut under 160 or over 2001 b, live weight: R. Webb, 1. Two porkers under 1101 b live weight: R. Webb, 2. HORSE COMPETITIONS. Walking match: Miss Doris Young, Kairanga, 2. Hunters’ jumping competition: J- Goodwin 3.